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We've seen this before... sadly Salah's situation is too similar to Coutinho's

The visitors, who are currently bottom of the German top-flight, were only given an allocation of 3,000 tickets but nearly six-times that amount made the journey to the capital for their first European tie in 20 years.

And now Uefa are set to act following the chaotic scenes which led to at least four people being arrested.

Meanwhile, Arsenal have released a statement denying any wrongdoing after the violent scenes outside the Emirates.

It said: “We worked in full consultation with police and Uefa officials on the night and in advance of the game and had taken extensive steps in advance to prevent tickets being sold to visiting supporters.

“This included a number of measures including ensuring no tickets were sold via general sale and that no red memberships purchased after the draw were able to be used to get tickets in the home end for this match.

“We also worked with our colleagues at Cologne to stop supporters travelling without match tickets.

“The 3,000 tickets issued to Cologne fans was in line with competition rules but it is clear many more visiting fans arrived, causing significant congestion and disturbance outside the stadium before kick-off.

“Many tickets were sold through touts and this is very disappointing.

“We have launched a full review into the circumstances surrounding the game and will ensure any lessons that can be learned are used in the future.”

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